1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf01298897
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The proton g9/2 isomer in theN=50 nucleus87Rb and M2 transition rates in85,87Rb

Abstract: Abstract. Low-lying states of the N = 50 nucleus 87Rb the shell model and the particle-core coupling model.

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“…As noted earlier, the state at E x = 1578 keV with J π = 9/2 + is isomeric, with a half-life of 6(1) ns [50]. In the Prisma/Clara experiment, 87 Rb ions (v/c ∼ 9.7%) travel a distance of about 17 cm from the target position in 6 ns.…”
Section: Levels and Transitions In 87 Rbmentioning
confidence: 78%
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“…As noted earlier, the state at E x = 1578 keV with J π = 9/2 + is isomeric, with a half-life of 6(1) ns [50]. In the Prisma/Clara experiment, 87 Rb ions (v/c ∼ 9.7%) travel a distance of about 17 cm from the target position in 6 ns.…”
Section: Levels and Transitions In 87 Rbmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…The low-spin states of 87 Rb have been studied in β decay [45,46], in Coulomb excitation [47], in inelastic hadron scattering [48][49][50], in single-proton transfer reactions [41][42][43][44], and in a (γ, γ ) experiment [51]. The experimental study of medium-high spin yrast and near-yrast states above the previously known J π = 9/2 + isomeric state at E x = 1578 keV has, more recently, been carried out using fusion-fission and multinucleon transfer reactions.…”
Section: Levels and Transitions In 87 Rbmentioning
confidence: 99%